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Great to see Quest Apartment Hotels include a person with a disability in their advertising!
The Blue Badge Access Awards, which set the gold standard for access in hospitality by rewarding UK venues and people for ‘accessibility with style’ are inviting entries for 2022.
hoteldesigns.net
Calling all accessible hotels – Blue Badge Access Awards is back! • Hotel Designs
The Blue Badge Access Awards is the only dedicated global award scheme that promotes stylish accessibility in hospitality establishments.
Has anyone ever experienced a capsule hotel with a wheelchair? I’ve always been curious to try but never really checked it out. Is there one in Tokyo with any accessibility?
Josh Grisdale3 Comments
Sounds like a great question – and with lots of depth. We have added a forum to this group now, can you please re-ask your question there? Sorry for the inconvenience!
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A bit of a discouraging article…
What has your experience been? Have you been turned down by AirBNB?
travelforall.guide
AirBnB listings are not required by AirBnB to comply with discrimination laws and the experience of many guests show that hosts have many prejudices and embody stereotypes of disability.
When hotels were still a thing 😀 I went to (not stayed in) the Train Hotel in Brussels: it has one accessible room and unfortunately it is not the one that you see in the photos (which is in a real train carriage on top of the building) but it is on the ground floor. The breakfast room and bar has a step, but if you use a portable ramp should… Read more
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Hahaha, your “when they were a thing” comment provided some much needed laughter, thank you!
So, the train is also a room?
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